All posts tagged "Tai Tzu-Ying"
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3.9KSportsAn Se Young reaches Singapore Badminton Open final again
World No. 1 An Se Young is on the brink of securing consecutive Singapore Badminton Open titles after triumphing in a thrilling...
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4.4KSportsLoh Kean Yew loses in quarter-final of Singapore Badminton Open
Singapore’s Loh Kean Yew fell short in the quarterfinals of the Karim Family Foundation (KFF) Singapore Badminton Open presented by JK Technology,...
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4.5KSportsLoh Kean Yew reaches quarter-finals of Singapore Badminton Open
Local favourite Loh Kean Yew had the 5,540 fans in the Singapore Indoor Stadium on the edge of their seats during his...
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1.5KSportsChou ends Christie’s 16-match winning run at Singapore Open
In front of a packed Singapore Indoor Stadium, Chinese Taipei’s Chou Tien Chen (above) delivered a stellar performance at the Karim Family...
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1.6KSportsSingapore’s Loh Kean Yew advances to second round
Singapore’s Loh Kean Yew (above) thrilled home fans on the first day of the Karim Family Foundation (KFF) Singapore Badminton Open presented...
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1.1KSportsThrilling matchups at Singapore Badminton Open
Anticipation is building for the KFF Singapore Badminton Open 2024, which will take place at the Singapore Indoor Stadium from 28 May...
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968SportsTop India, Chinese Taipei shuttlers join star-studded Singapore Open field
India’s Thomas Cup winners Srikanth Kidambi (above) and H.S. Prannoy and Chinese Taipei’s World No.4 men’s singles player Chou Tien Chen and...
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2.8KSportsTai and Momoto clinch Singapore Badminton Open titles
Favourites Tai Tzu-ying (above) and Kento Momota once again claimed titles at the Singapore Badminton Open. The annual tournament holds a special...
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3.0KSportsMomota and Tai show badminton class
The semi-finals of the Singapore Badminton Open were tough encounters. But world No. 1s Kento Momota (JPN) and Tai Tzu Ying (TPE) showed...
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1.7KSportsSingapore’s Grace Chua enters second round as Lin Dan pulls out
The second day of the Singapore Badminton Open saw many heavyweights march through to the last 16 including all the world No. 1s....
